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Not without looking closer at your install unfortunately. If you send me access via the ticketing system I'll take a look.

Yes it's possible, it depends how much you've changed it. There's not a lot of front-end changes in this release so you might be ok. I'd test it locally of in dev first.

Thanks for the info. You need to tell php to handle the api requests aswell. You just have this: location ~ /api/v2/(.+)$ { if (!-e $request_filename) { rewrite ^/api/v2/(.*) /api/v2/index.php?_page_url=$1 last; } } You need the php handler code aswell. It's the same code in the...

There is no upgrade process from 4.4 beta to 4.4 final. You should upgrade 4.3 to 4.4 final.

@paypal1352 - are you using nginx? If yes, can you post your nginx rules? @sukhman21 - thanks for the info over email, I've responded with our IP to whitelist for FTP.

Is this a local install? i.e. can you send me access via the ticketing system? I'll take a look directly.

Looks fine. Using 'inspect' in Chrome can you look at the network traffic. Does the API request produce a 404 or 500?

Assuming you're using Apache please attach or post your full .htaccess file here.

Great, thanks for the update.

These are all the values to check on your server to enable large uploads: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/36/

This has been added to the latest beta release of the media plugin for v4.4. It's on our demo site now and will be available as a download when v4.4 final is released.

Re: Search engine optimization SEO I've updated this for the v4.4 release. With that release there's an option to set descriptions and keywords on files, these will be shown on any download pages so search engines should pick them up. Other non download pages can be edited via the admin area...

Re: Media Converter plugin minor change @sukhman21 - Just to let you know I've done some work in the plugin to allow for this. The concurrent option still exists however it's now based on the server running it. It's part of the beta plugins and will be out when we go into final release (aiming...

Soon hopefully.

It should point to the index.php in the /api/v2/ folder, not includes. Like this: # forward api requests RewriteRule ^api/v2/(.*)$ api/v2/index.php?_page_url=$1 [QSA,NC,L]

Ensure you've applied the latest sql patch. I was amended on Saturday to include: ALTER TABLE `file` ADD `uploadedUserId` int(11) NULL AFTER `userId`; ALTER TABLE `file` ADD INDEX `uploadedUserId` (`uploadedUserId`); UPDATE `file` SET `uploadedUserId` = `userId`; The separate image setting...

It will only support files up to your server limits. The file upload on the front-end can handle large files as it chunks the upload. The API does not. You'll need to check your server limits using the info here: (until the API supports chunked uploads)...

In the .htaccess file rename api.php to index.php. I've also updated our beta release code.

I can't replicate this on our dev. If you're using our demo site it wont work as it's locked down.

It's not something I've heard of before, maybe it's an intermittent Cloudflare issue. If it still happens after a few hours, raise a ticket and I'll provide a direct download link.